Which planet is also known as the Blue Planet?

Answer 1

Neptune. Here are some images.

http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=pictures+of+neptune&fr=yfp-t-501&toggle=1&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8

Answer 2

Earth is probably the planet most often known as the 'blue planet' because of the large amount of liquid surface water. The BBC recently produced a documentary hosted by Richard Attenbourgh called 'The Blue Planet,' focussing on life in the earth's oceans.

Answer 3

Earth. We have a water-laden, oxygenated atmosphere - while it lasts! And while the power-clods like George Bush, and Oz's PM Howard, are slowly admitting to climate change and doing b-all about it, the clowns of NASA are busy firing off rockets into space to find there's nobody there, and nowhere to go, and thereby destroying the ozone layer even more enthusiastically than ever - and the popular prophets of the media are forecasting exponential population growth, and fossil-fuelled automobiles, and more Gross National Product (i.e. gross global consumption) for decades to come. Blue? No wonder the poor old place is blue! But the growth/consumption lobby will fix that - to the end while it's monetarily profitable, and to hell with the quality of life, or life itself.

Answer 4

Earth due to the large number of water bodies present that makes it appear blue when seen from space.
Google it in images search and then go through the images in support of this answer.

Answer 5

we call earth the blue planet.
FYI we also refer to the sea world as a blue planet. :)

Answer 6

Neptune is, the Earth is referred to as "The Blue Marble".

Answer 7

I believe that's Earth because of the reflection of the sky on the water.

Answer 8

both earth and neptune appear blue when viewed from space

Answer 9

Earth, beacause of its oceans covering 80% of its surface mass.

shame we werent sea creatures, we wouldnt have over-crowding.

Answer 10

the blue moon